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To discuss the importance of evaluating the impact of health research on health policy.

June 16, 2011Health Research Policy and SystemsOpen Access

Yes, research can inform health policy; but can we bridge the 'Do-Knowing It's Been Done' gap?

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To discuss the importance of evaluating the impact of health research on health policy.
Introduced a new Supplement in Health Research Policy and Systems.
Emphasized the assessment of research impact by exploring the know-do gap.
Proposed strategies for moving from knowing to doing in health policy.
Highlighted the necessity for systematic evaluation of research outcomes.

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Editorial highlights the need to assess health research impact by bridging the know-do gap.

Abstract

This editorial introduces a new Supplement in Health Research Policy and Systems and highlighs the importance of assessing the impact of health research by examining whether we can move from 'Know-Do' to 'Do-Knowing It's Been Done'

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Hanney et al. (2011) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a721bd75671bbf00bc303b7 https://doi.org/10.1186/1478-4505-9-23

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Editorial highlights the need to assess health research impact by bridging the know-do gap.

Yes, research can inform health policy; but can we bridge the 'Do-Knowing It's Been Done' gap?

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Yes, research can inform health policy; but can we bridge the 'Do-Knowing It's Been Done' gap?

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